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... business of the Court, at the Chy Police-court, on Monday, the Mayor referred the death of Lord Beauchamp's brother. He said should like the sympathy of the Bench with Lord Beauchamp and with Lady Mary Lygon, and, in fact, with the whole of the family, in the ...
... Dr. Chafy spoke of coins and ancient relics that had been found in the parish, and passed on to refer to the part which the lords of the parish had always taken in national events. What remained of the Saxon church showed that itmust have received a good ...
... Pianoforte solo, Miss Harding; song, What do the green leaves whisper, Miss A. M. Wilks; violin solo, Romance, Miss E. Morris, A.L.C.M.; song, Home, dearie home, Mrs. Brierley; recital, Mrs. Tommy Atkins, Mr. Brierley; song, An evening melody ...
... and Mrs. Preece, Misses Price, Mr. and Mrs! R. C. Morris, Mr. W. H. Davis, Mr. and Miss Aston, Mr. and Mrs. Hellaby, Mr. Amos, Miss Middleton, Mrs. Davis, Miss Baker, Mr. and Mrs. F. Goodall, Mr. T. Morris, Mr. A. and the Misses Brown, Mr. G. Brown, Mr. ...
... least idea in the world. They fret and linger, to a War Office for?ot. —Morning Herald. LORD ROSEBERY AND THE GOVERNMENT. The Press Association understands that Lord Rosebery lias sent the following letter a correspondent: Sir, —I obliged your letter. ...
... evidence. Fined 7s. 6d. and costs. After aoxrEp.—Georgo Smith and Reuben Morris, of Barbourne, were charged with trespassing pursuit of conies. Harry Starkey, gamekeeper to Lord Hindlip, said he saw them on land in the occupation of Mr. J. Price, Blackpole ...
... of the Primrose League, was given by Mr. Michael Ray in Lord Windsor's School, on Monday eveuihg, illustrated by a magic lantern, kindly lent and manipulated by Mr. C. G. Crooke, of Bromsgrove. Lord Windsor was to have taken the chair, but wrote stating ...
... should be available. The circumstances of this parish were somewhat different to others, as the main of the buildings were Lord Beauchamp's property, and thought His Lordship would be prepared to contribute to! wards the proposed levy. Taking Mr. Lambert's ...
... term '' included the Yeomanry. Major Hill said that he should glad pro- Pose the election of Lord Cobham also on the ' Unitteo. Cobliaro, however, declined, and Lord and Mr. Wheeler were elected. PROVISION OF RIFLE RANGES. .The Chairman stated that fie had ...